Academic Plans
Academic Plans incorporate University, General Education, and Major requirements and are designed to assist you in short- and long-term planning. Academic plans should be used as a guide; the actual class choices you make throughout your academic career can and will likely change how your individual plan looks. Plans will also vary based on quarterly schedule of class offerings and availability.
Create Personalized Academic Plan
Review plans.ucsd.edu and your degree audit (MyTritonLink), and after successful completion of at least one quarter, meet with your Department/Program and Eighth College Academic Advisors to create a personalized academic plan.
How to Read your Degree Audit
In addition to the Academic Plans website, your Degree Audit is one of the most helpful tools in planning your courses. You can learn more about the Degree Audit by watching the video below.
Additional Planning Resources
- Computing Paths: UC San Diego provides an array of majors that offer students a unique computing experience.
- Exploring Academic Interests: A great resource through the Career Center to explore professions and paths by academic interest.
- Health Beat: Interested in a pre-health or pre-med field? Explore health professions and prepare for the application process through participation in events, workshops, and pre-health advising (including information on med/graduate school pre-requisites) through the Career Center's Health Beat program.
- Selective & Screened Majors: If you did not get into one of UC San Diego's selective or screened majors, fear not! There are opportunities to apply as a continuing student, and there are great alternatives for most majors! Check out this handy guide of alternatives to selective majors for you to explore your options.